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LONDON, July s.--A police inquiry into
the arrest Of Miss Csss as an improper
character, was opened to-day. Both Miss
Cass and Mrs. Bowman, her employer,
whose testimony to Miss Cass' good char
acter Magistrate Newton refused to re-
ceiva, are represented by counsel. The
inquiry, alter being opened, was post
poned. - I2. ~
To.day's papers devote much space to
the Cass arrest, and 10 meeting Of shop
keepers who demonstrated against the DO.
lice and the magistrate. The Telegraph
says: Zone or two references were made
at the meeting to the contrast shown be.
tween the condition of the New York
streets and those Of the English capital,
In the American city Mr.. Jay said with
perfect truth, that the young ladies who
walk on the streets at night were not in.
suited and had no suspicion cast upon
them; and he attributed this fact to their
not being obliged to mingle with disre
putable characters. America in this re-.
spect is long way ahead OF the old coun.
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Sewing Machine company c,ln,lra ny Attnched

MILWAUKEE, July s.-From time to time
during the psst two years Judgments az
gregating sl2 .524 have been confessed BY
tho Whitehall Sewing Machine Company,
and as their appeared to be no likelihood
Of their being paid, the creditors yester.
day attached the works which we're seized
by the Sheriff. IS: Isl l3sii
The judgments upon which the seizure
was made are as follows "a ]. D. Inbusch,
$40. 0.l0s; G. Imam, SIG, ,225; Fred vogel,
s., ,0S7. and 50. 200, and Hour in favor OF
Hermann segnitz, amounting to ST., ,974.
There is also about s., 900 unpaid back
taxes. z ~ y; III Il Z y,
I President Fink says that outside Of the
judgments mentioned their Indebtedness
Is small and that the assets Of the compa.
ny are largely in excess Tof the liabilities.
The impression prevailu that the works
will be closed, thus throwing loo men out
Of work, Z. ;,f '57iiI
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PIrrsBuRon, Pa, July SAN unknown
man was fo1nd lying near the Baltimore
& Ohio depot last evening in an insensible
condition. He was supposed to be suffer.
ing from aunstroke and was taken TO the
Homeopathic hospital where he died 10.
day. From papers found he waa identi.
fed as Edward Silk, prominent theatri.
cal man who recently lived in Chicago,
There was some suspicion OF foul play but
the superintendent OF the hospital stated
to-day that there was no indication al
that. The man WAS well dressed, but had
the appearance Of having been drinking,
Coroner Mcdowell says he will make g z
thorough Investigation Of the case.
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German Socialists Trials.

BERLIN, July s:-Tne great anarchist
trinl involving the socialists OF Hamburg,
Berlin and Leipsic, which began here on
the lat instant before the imperial tribu-
nal, the case of Bruckner, and others
charged with treason, which has been
under inquiry at Strasbnrg, has been
transferred TO LsipB!c to be tried on the
25th. The court at Lsipsic,- In sentencing
Klein and Grebert to-day said il conaid,
cred the guilt fully proved by his COMES.
sion. by evidence Of witnesses and CORES.
pondence that passed between them and
schnaebel. Both knew the information
supplied by them went to the French war
minister, 4 w. y, II, -. =
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SIXTY wEDDkD TO TwENrY.s1x,
DIR. standiford, ,ot, Senatorial Aspirations,
Net lt mnrrIes n Pnducnh Girl y ~

i ."-
LouIsvlLLR, July Sat noon to-day DR.,
E.D.standlford, ex.presidont Of the Louis,
Vile x Nashville railroad, and millionaire
candidate for United States Senator to
succeed Beck, wng married at Paducah to
Miss Lorona Scott. The couple with a
company OF friends, arrived here tonight
BY special train, and went at once to tho
standiford munsion on Fourth avenue,
where an elegant supper was ready for
them. DR.. Standilord is nearly 90 years
old and has married daughters who OBJ.
ject to the marriage, but this does not In.
teriere with the ,merrymaking. n.
Miss Scott is the daughter Of a Paducah
hardware merchant, who was once a work.
man In a stove foundry here. She is 20
years old, beautiful, well educated and ac.
compliahed. While a leader In Paducah
society, she has been a devoted member OF
the Methodist church, and has until re.
Gently taught class OF poor children in
the. Sunday school,. The ceremony was
performed In church by the Methodist
minister. DR.. stsndifofd met Miss Scott
first at an entertainment In Paducah about
two months ago. IT was case Of love at
frat sight.
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pa RIorous MoIsN1oN ELDER

v
Arrested for Attacking tho Methodist Cler.
gymnn who Denounced Him,
CHARLESTON, S. O., July S.-Mormon
missionaries have been at work in Oconae
county for the past eighteen months and
among illitsrsto mountslneers they have
gained many. converts. They have been
closely watched by the better class Of citi.
zens and local preachers have denounced
them from their pulpits. -3,ss 2
Last Sunday Rev. Wright, a Methodiat
preacher, denounced Mormon elders and
their proselyting methods In scathing
terms. After the service he was attacked
by Mormon Elder Joseph Thorp, who
was surrounded by a crowd OF his ad.
herents. Knives were drawn aud clubs
were freely brandished. For some time It
looked as ii a bloody battle would take
place. An officer, Of the law who hap.
pened to be present was unable to make
my arrests. To-day Sheriff Bragrale, with
q posse went into the settlement Of the
Mormons and arreated Elder Thorpe and
seven OF his followers. They are now
lodged in Jail, charged with conspiracy to
disturb religious services and to commit
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BITTER AGAINST CLEVELAND.
Sensational Incident OF tho Visit of Lynn
lIas,A Post to IYnshinrtnu, 81.

D. y a#tEH h. j. 4
Sensational Incident of tho Visit of Lynn
(,Ias..) Post to Washington.
WAsHrsaroN, D. O., July S.-'rhe Re.
publican prints the following interview
with one Of the membera OF Lynn
(Mass Grand Army Post, which Pest has
jus. returned from q visit TO Virginia bat.
t!eGelde: z ..s.,:i Us. "A. Z.
"Wi!l you call on the President 2"
mo, we do not caro- about cslliug on
him at ALL We can see enough n bells
South. That Is the sentiment oil Post 8 TO
a man, and We number twelve hundred
and own $4,000 worth OF property in
Lynn, and run the town. All the olllc;sis
tSore are Grand Army men," corcluded
the veteran. s5,s;$ &
SHOW did you enjoy yoss visit to R'ch-
mond p" ~ 4 Il
1--WE were more than pleasal. rhey
couldn't do enough for : I'd. When ,|D
we're fifty miles sway from tho city, r. Il.
Lee Camp came out TO meet us, bringing
reireshmentso Of every variety, aud when
We reached the depot we were greeted by
continuous blszs OF Fireworks 'It,iHss s.,
"The robols there," he continued, faro
not oil dead, however, though tho 4 Cpn.
iedercts eoldiels srs not numbered smoug
thom. At ths reception, when We were
welcomed and whcn Gliai. speeches we're
delivered, good deal Of vspid rabclEon
cropped out, slwayo, however, 10 the re-
gret Of Il. E. Leo Camp. One OF the
speakers, o prominent ststa otlicisl, pro-
posed that the Dtars and bars be placed in
the corner OF the American flag to show
that there had bean Oonfederscy, and as
recognition OF that farce. noticed that
the Richmond pspera in reporting the
meeting very carefully left out this snd
other rebelliouss rcmarka. II our hossa
had had any forewarnirg IS 10 what theae
speakers wero going to say they would
neyer have been allowed d to MAKO suy
euch remarks, ] am sure.
This interview caused much talk to-day
and proportion OF the pont met and for
maily repudiated it. , . I,
h It appears tonight that considerable
number OF tho members knew nothing o
the meeting held to repYdiate the Repub
lican interview. lille the Captain de
clared the action to be Sunsnimous, sey
eral contradicted him. When 1t came Z
visiting the White House by appoint
ment. less than half of the party .woult
go, although the Captain made persona
appeals % all, S5sss fs5 ss: ,,
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THE COKE STRIKE:
THE BACKBONE is nnoKEN
And tho Men Willing to Return to Work,
The Employees Want n sliding Scale. but
the Employer will not Treat Until
NIX tho Mon Resume Their Work.

PirTsDuRon, July s.-A Uniontown
special says: The coke strike has not
yet been declared of but a settlement Is
expected in q few days. Tho niners as.
ISOLATION, representing nearly 5000 Of the
strikers, held meeting at Everson, Pa,
to-day, and decided to return to work at
the old wages II thooperators would agree
to q sliding scale. The reply TO this was
for the men to return to work first and
the sliding scale would be considered al.
terwards. The action OF tho convention
has weakened the cause Of the strikers
and big break is expected at any time.
Notices were posted throughout the
region to-day ordering tho men to return
to work or yscate the company houses.
It is thought this will have the effect OF
frfRhtening the Hungafians, and that they
will go back to work rather than be
evlcsed. The works in operation received
several additions to their working forces,
and others have signifed their intontion
to return tomorrow. 80 ~
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We acknowledge the receipt Of copy
Of tho Bsccalaureate Sermon delivered by
Rev. DR.. Fisher, formerly Of this city, now
President OF Hanover College, Indiana,
delivered at the recent Commencement Of
that institution. Like everything eman-
ating from the Doctor, it is scholarly
and interesting production, full Of excel.
lent thoughts and suggestions pertinent to
such an occssion. :, 50 e
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! Testified Against 1Ior Father.

Il ALBION, n. Y, July SIN the Wilson
murder trial to-day Mary, the prisoners
eight.year.old daughter, testified that her
father ill.treated her mother. On the
morning of tho murder they quarreled.
She woke up, about 4 o'clock by hearing
the baby cry. Her father told her that
her mother was sick and ho then wont
out. He coon returned with Mr.. jackson
and the doctor, bnt her mother was dead.
Her parents had frequent qnarrels over
the attentions paid by her father to other
women, and abe had heard her father
threaten to take her mother'a LIE, s,a,f.L ~
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Wolf In Sheep's Clotl,Ip Q

CHICAGO, July s.-The papers publish
an official statement, signed blythe Preai-
dent Of the Young Mems Chriatisn Asso.
citation and the pastor Of tie Plymouth
Congregational church, announcing the
expulsion! from both organizations OF
Judge Alva A. knight, on account Of
grossly immoral conduct practiccd under
the cloak Of religion. - 81 A, {,
knight has made full confession OF
his misconduct and is understood to have
leitthe city. He is native Of Maesachu.
setts, and during the reconntruction ne.
riod occupied several public Offices in
Florida, residing for years at jackson.
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Excitem ent In Tcxns

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, blythe remarkable
recovery Of Mr. ]. Z. Corley. who was 90
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head !; everybody said he wus dying Of
Consumption. "a trial bottle Of DR.. kings
New Discovery was cent him. Finding
relief, he bought large bottle and a box
Of Dr.. Kings New Life, Pills; by, the time
he had taken two boxes Of Pills and two
bottles OF the! Discovery, he was well and
had gained in flesh thirty-aix pounds. ~,
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discoyerv fo,r
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'s. -
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a1inister for. lIalf a Csnturr, lr.,,

PlTrsnuRaH, Pa, July s-The Rev. Dr..
William White, Of Butler, Pa, celebrated
the fiiticth anniversary Of his ordination
to theiministryl Of the Protestant Epis.
copal church to-day. Services were held
in the Episcopal church in Butler. a Over
400 clergymen and laymen were present,
from all parts OF the country. In the af.
ternoon the party went to the home Of
Dr. White and spent the remaining time
in pious festivities. "A gold headed cane
was presented by the clergy, and about
81 500 was given as token Of esteem by
the congregation, y 1880 &
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: Hrnnks NInsk HING


ST. LOUIS, July S.-P. w. Fountleroy,
one of the attorneys Of Hugh N. Brooks,
alias Maxwell, now under sentence to be
hanged August 20, for killing @. Arthur
Preller, stated to-day that he would make
no further effort to save his client
He said he had concluded not
to attempt to carry the case to the
United States Supreme Court, because he
did not think he could convince the
judges that there was constitutional
point involved. He would not apply to
the Governor, because he believed that
in the case involving the notoriety and
prejudice OF this ono, the Governor would
not interfere. he now saw nothing that
could be done effectively and must let
Brooks be hanged in accordance with the
law. ti.,. 81 y 3 s.Si5
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/. A Womnn viii, Serxa.

GA1ESA, ILL.,, July s.-Last evening
while Mrs. Bautach, Of Sand Prairie, this
county, was engaged in cleaning horse
power feed mill, her hand was suddenly
caught and drawn in between the rollers
and horribly crushed. ~ = =
y Mr. Bautsch stopped the machinery and
being unable to withdraw his wife's hand
cut the mangled member off at the wrist.
Mrs. Bsutsch drove to town and submitted
to re.amputation OF the arm by phyaicians
and returned homo over a rough road, rid.
ing tourteen miles with the mercury near
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New Yorlsers Who "Huvo Seen the wIlnlo."
NEW ioRK, July S.-Whils three Bat
terry boatmcn we-e rowing about the har-
Dor early this morning they found the
dead body Of whale just of Liberty
Island, and fastening rope to the carcass,
towed it to Pier l. where they charged an
admission fee of ten cents to SEQ the ami.
NAL. Alter about ten had been taken in
the men quarreled about the money and
one Was thrown overheard. He escaped
and brought the authorities to the dock.
The whale was about thirty.fye feet long
and had been dead for some time. AS It
was rapidly decomposing they cut it loose
and towed it down the bay, where it was
left an impending danger to any vessels
with which it may come in collision. ~ d
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Mr.. CYRUS W. FIELD declares that Mr..
Gould treated him fairly in the Manhat.
tan Elevated Railway deal. Mr.. Field
ought 10 know, and il he is satisfied the
res. Of tie world has no occasion to resent
anything in his behalf. Tho countless
lambs who suspect Mr.. Gould Of having
shorn them may feel better after reading
Mr.. Fields high endorsement.
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a Strike on,

ST. PAUL, July S.-Rspresentatives OF
the trades and labor assembly which in.
clude the striking carpenters and brick
layers, met some OF the contractors this
afternoon, aud proposition was favorably
considered by both sides that the strike
will be declared of on q basis Of ten
houre for the rest Of the present year at
wages current before the strike, and nine
hours after January Let at wages to be
then determined, I.I'l
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lsulGnrin's New Prlace,

ST. PETERSBURG, July SIT is semi.otli.
,cially stated that the government attaches
no; serious, s,import TO the decisions Of tho
.sobranje and will not modify it's attitude
towards Bulgaria. Recent action is 80 re-
garded as not only insufficient to secure
the Prince Of Bulgaria, bat In the opinion
OF Rnssia the government is entirely ille-
gal until such action has received the
eanction, Of the powers.
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The New Orleans Picaytne says the
great question in the canvass now going
on in Louisiana 10 the question Of admin
istrative reform. How can this be?
Haven't the carpet.baRgers ceased from
troubling? And hasn't the Democracy
had full sway long enough to purify the
politics OF thS Pelican state2 $. :. 80
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THE IsrELLloEScER would have no OBJ.
lection to be "handled without gloves" by
the Register, but before the assault begins
We hopeit may please tho Register to have
the Office blacksmith remove the shoes
from all four OF it's feet.-l .a- I
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MIR. MCCARTHY, who has been consid-
erably hunted in loose way as biga-
mist, is even more pursued by good
fortune than he was by the minions Of
the law. He Kept his engagement with
the Magistrate, and he walked away free
man. Somebody has blundered in this
business. Who was it? ~
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If everybody takes hold, as we suppose
everybody will, how Wheeling will blaze
with natural gas and bunting in the time
Of the big Reunion! Every. householder
can add to the sttractiveness Of the dis.
play, and the more attractive the more
people will come to see it.
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. Gold Coming to Our shores.

New ioRk, July s.-Tho second i'm.
portation Of gold from Europe this season
arrived on the steamer Trave, and consists
of two lots $3.50 600 to Won Hoffman L Co..
and 100000 to Muller schwell & Cd,
This makes $500, 900 80 far this week, none
OF which was reported at the time OF shin.
ments, and not included in tho estimates
OF s., ,000, 900. :,
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MANnATrAN N DEAL,
Cyrus Field Defends tho Course Of Ja,

Cyrus Field Defends tho Course Of ia,
l'Sfs lsS .t Gould.
New YORK, July S.-The following let
ter, which has just been received, explains
itself:
NEw York, July $, 1887.
7ohe Agent Of Ms Associated Press. "a:
DEAR sIR:-so many conflicting reports
have been circulated in regard 10 the late
sale OF Manhattan Railway stock, I think
it proper to give you the exact 'facts.
Myself and associates did sell 5000
shares OF Manhattan stock to Mr.. Jav
Gould Internationally at $l2O per share,
andI wish further to state explicitly thai
Mr.. Gould has acted throughout the
transaction in perfectly straightforward
manner and that the most friendly feeling
exists between us.
I have no idea otresigning as director
OF the Manhattan Railway Company, and
my opinion as to the future development,
OF this property remains unchanged.
Yours faithfully,
40 CYRUs W. FIELD.
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MARQUETTE, Mich, July S.--Tho escape
Of q number Of miners from an overflow
in tho Sturgeon River mine at Metropoli-
tan, Mich, was cut of BY o torrent OF
water yesterday afternoon, and eight OF
the men were drowned. Rescuers worked
oil night to recover the bodies, but 80 lar
their efforts have bsen unsuccessful. The
miners are all Italians. sea: u
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7Fg1TT-lI-- = - = =
Jurors Excused,

Uu,cAoc. July Sat the opening Of the
doodle" trial this morning, Judge. Jamie.
son gave his decisiion in the matter Of Ju-
rors Tate, .ps.rander and PARK. who 1t was
charged were friends Of e&-Warden Var
nell, and were so prejudiced ir his favor
that they could not render a isii and i'm
partial verdict. ~ n Z;
The Court decided that the. evidence
given yesterday by the State was sufficient
TO warrant him in excusing the three men.
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M.LECoMTE DE PARIS is getting his head
ready for the crown OF France. It would
be cad il 80 pleasant gentleman were to
lose the thing Of real Importance to him
in the aearch for bauble. Doesn't he
know that Bouanger ia around
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BUSINESS BAROMETER.
GENERAL CONDITION OF TRADE
q
lteported TO b,
- - ~
Heported to bs Good for thla Time Of the
Yenr-rhe Exports Of whea. Lnrre-The
Iron Dusiness-The Financial Market
Y The Failures for this Week.

New YonK, July s.-R. g. Dan & Co
In their weekly review Of the trades says
The business Of broken week has beer
on tho whole encouraging. Tho prospects
with which tho half year opens are gen
orally satisfactory, and yet financial un
csrtainitles are not entirely removed, and
there remain great speculative operations
which disturb and threaten. Crop pros.
pecls continue good, though reliable re.
porta Of injury from drought and bugs
como from Western Nebraska. South.
ern reports are uniformly favorable as
to cotton. Wheat has been in large de.
mand, the exports from Atlantic ports
ports having reached 100000 bushels
for five weeks, but the supply carried over
Is about cs was anticipated. California
carries over about s. 100000, with prices at
80 per GENITAL above the parity OF Liver.
pool-a situation which may havo Gig.
ni1cant conseqnences-bu holders talk
OF keeping their stock through the wear,
at New York, the great decline which
followed the June corner has invited large
export business, and prices stiffsn little.
The weekly output Of iron July 1st was
10S,9S0 tons, gain OF 1,122 tons In June,
but many furnaces are still idle because OF
the unsettled coke workers strike, and the
output is about 2S, 900 tons less than May
let. The half.year's production OF S,l57,-
III tons Is about $40. 900 more than that Of
last years frat hall. Dealers talk Of a
rise in prices for time, though later in
the year and increasing production may
cause reaction" SIS 49,
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TIE National Convention of 1888 Is far
enough of to permit the passing remark
that Mr.. Blaine was never 80. strong with
bis party and bis country as be is to-day.
viii this give anybody the hysterics2
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You IS

would enjoy your dinner and are eli prevent.
ed by dissspsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
,aplss. nans;a lhey are positive cure Tor dys:
pepna, Indigestion, fatulency and consti.
panon. y We guarantee them. 25 and 30
celn. Logan & 90. and o. Z Menke.
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WHERE are tho watch dogs Of the Treas.
ury, that they allow the star.Eyed God
dessot Reform to get away with the good
dollars Of her Uncle Samuel2 Go tol
Go 10 Go TO! tt-,5+